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Alternative titles (from Letterboxd): Las chicas del calendario, 辣嬤寫真, Chicas de calendario, Kalenderpikene
Directed by Nigel Cole
Produced by Suzanne Mackie, Nick Barton
Written by Tim Firth, Juliette Towhidi
Starring Helen Mirren, Julie Walters, Linda Bassett, Annette Crosbie, Celia Imrie, Penelope Wilton
Music by Patrick Doyle
Cinematography: Ashley Rowe
Edited by Michael Parker
Production company: Touchstone Pictures
Distributed by Buena Vista Pictures
Release date: 2 September 2003
Running time: 108 minutes
Budget: $10 million
Box office: $96.5 million
Calendar Girls Plot from IMDb: “A Women's Institute chapter's fundraising effort for a local hospital by posing nude for a calendar becomes a media sensation.”
Filming information from Wikipedia: “Filming took place in the summer of 2002. Whereas the actual Calendar Girls were members of the Rylstone Women's Institute, much of the film was shot in and around the village of Kettlewell in North Yorkshire, some ten miles away, which stood in for the fictional village of Knapely. Additional locations include Buckden, Burnsall, Conistone, Ilkley, Settle, Linton, Malham, Skipton, Westminster and Ealing in London, and the beach in Santa Monica.C The penultimate shot of lead characters Chris and Annie walking down a street was filmed in Turville. Interiors were filmed in the Shepperton Studios in Surrey.”
Calendar Girls Soundtrack Songs:
I Find Your Love
Jerusalem (Patrick Doyle featuring Knapley Women's Club)
The Funeral (Patrick Doyle)
Fantastic Tits (Patrick Doyle)
March (Patrick Doyle)
Bra's Off (Patrick Doyle)
Sponsorship
The Press
Letters
One More Hour (Patrick Doyle)
Jerusalem (Patrick Doyle)
The Way You Do the Things You Do (The Temptations)
You Upset Me, Baby (B.B. King)
Comin' Home Baby (Roland Kirk & Quincy Jones)
Ride Your Pony (The Meters)
Find Another Way (Mornin' Norman)
Calendar Girls Stage Adaptations:
The 2008 stage play was part of the Chichester Theatre Festival, then onto the West End, then a national tour. In 2015 the Calendar Girls musical by Tim Firth and Gary Barlow was released, opening at the Phoenix Theatre.
Calendar Girls Cast and Characters:
Helen Mirren Chris
Julie Walters Annie
John Alderton John
Linda Bassett Cora
Annette Crosbie Jessie
Philip Glenister Lawrence
Ciarán Hinds Rod
Celia Imrie Celia
Geraldine James Marie
Penelope Wilton Ruth
George Costigan Eddie
Graham Crowden Richard
John Fortune Frank
Georgie Glen Kathy
Angela Curran May
Rosalind March Trudy
John-Paul Macleod Jem
Marc Pickering Gaz
John Sharian Danny
Belinda Everett Maya
Harriet Thorpe Brenda Mooney
Gillian Wright Eddie's Woman
Ian Embleton
Janet Howd
Lesley Staples
Richard Braine
Maggie McCarthy W.I. Administrator 1
Diana Marchment
Celia Henebury
Ted Robbins
Arthur Kelly
Tim Barker
Angus Barnett
Frank Barrie
John Sparkes
Merryn Owen
Richard Ashton
Shameer Seepersand
Elizabeth Bennett W.I. Judge
Simon Ludders
Darren Southworth
Sharon Thomas Cain
Christa Ackroyd
Geoffrey Wilkinson
Bob Flag Alan Rathbone
Mark Hayford
Geoffrey Banks
Wilfred Harrison
Adil Hussain
Waqas Altaf
Paul McCleary
Peter Lorenzelli
Jay Leno
Matt Malloy
Patton Oswalt
Craig Kirkwood
Frank Bello
John Bush
Scott Ian Anthrax (as Scott Ian Rosenfeld)
Ashley Niles
Angela Baker Highgyll W.I. Lady
Beryl Bamforth
Christine Clancy
Ros Fawcett
Lynda Logan
Tricia Stewart
Roy Harrison
Terry Logan
Cristina Menz
Lisa Renée
Lee Tuson
Produced by Nick Barton, Steve Clark-Hall, Suzanne Mackie, Jill Rachel Morris, Nik Powell
Music by Patrick Doyle
Cinematography by Ashley Rowe (director of photography)
Film Editing by Michael Parker
Casting By Gail Stevens
Production Design by Martin Childs
Art Direction by Mark Raggett
Costume Design by Frances Tempest